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South of the picturesque hamlet of Drymiskos stretches a series of consecutive coves forming several beaches along 3 km. The entire region is named Drymiskiani Gialia (Drymiskos Beach). The successive beaches are separated by rocks and reefs which make snorkelling a real experience. The site remains virtually unknown to most people mainly because access is quite more difficult to other places in South Rethymnon prefecture. The most famous part of Drymiskian Beach is Amoudi, the westernmost beach because there ends the paved road approaching the beach of Preveli from the east. Ammoudi is the starting point of a short trail to Preveli beach. and most visitors park their car here.
Whoever continues from Amoudi and follows the paved road heading to the east will meet many beautiful sandy beaches with no people, ideal for isolation and naturism. At the centre of Drymiskian Beach, there are the beaches of Kefala with a black-tooth-like sharp rock that pops out of the sand. Left and right of the rock you will find the best beaches in the area. If you continue much further you’ll reach Anatolika beaches, aka East, named after their location which is less crowded and with deep, clear waters. From Anatolika we can continue to reach the beaches of Kerames, with the first being Gialopotama. Most beaches have no trees but there are large rocks that provide shade all day long.
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The Drymiskos beaches are a collection of beaches located in the Drymiskos area of Greece.
There are several beaches in Drymiskos, including Drymiskos Beach, Koutsoupia Beach, and Agios Ioannis Beach.
Yes, the Drymiskos beaches are suitable for swimming. However, it is important to check the water conditions before entering the water.
There are no water sports available at the Drymiskos beaches. However, visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing on the beach.
Yes, there are several accommodation options available near the Drymiskos beaches, including hotels, apartments, and villas.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes located near the Drymiskos beaches, offering a variety of local and international cuisine.
There is limited public transportation available to the Drymiskos beaches. It is recommended to rent a car or take a taxi to reach the beaches.
The water colour of the beach is blue.
The beach has sand, with rocks in some places.
The water at the beach is deep.
The surface of the sea at the beach is usually calm.
The beach is usually quiet.
Umbrellas and beds are available at the beach.
The beach is accessible via a paved road.
The beach is nudism friendly and is ideal for snorkeling and spearfishing. There are also rock shades available.
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